In a world where change happens at lightning speed, even tech giants like Google know when it’s time for a subtle refresh.

Let’s be honest, life can feel like a never-ending cycle of to-do lists, emails, chores, and the occasional existential scroll through social media. It’s easier to think, “Why doesn’t my life look like a movie? The kind of movie that even a bad day is bathed in soft, aesthetic lighting, the main character goes to sleep in a gentle glow of candlelight, yet somehow wakes up looking effortlessly beautiful!?” Here’s a little secret: Your life could l

From the quiet solitude of a darkroom in Holland to the electric energy of Paris Fashion Week, photographer Prasantha Yahampath has come a long way—both geographically and creatively. Now based in London after years of honing his craft in the Netherlands, Prasantha brings with him a wealth of experience in fashion, editorial, and portrait photography. What began as a school art project quickly evolved into a lifelong pursuit... A chance opportuni

Indu Dharmasena’s beloved stage comedy ‘Madai Tomiya Colomba Giya’ made a triumphant return to the Lionel Wendt Theatre this past weekend, delighting audiences with its timeless wit, cultural satire, and a refreshing dose of ‘rural-meets-urban’ chaos. The revival of this Sri Lankan classic proved that some stories never grow old.

From ‘The Bridge on the River Kwai’ to ‘Indiana Jones : The Temple of Doom’ Sri Lanka’s scenic locations have set the backdrop for some great cinematic masterpieces over time. Scenic backdrops from majestic rivers in Kitulgala to the thick jungles of Sinharaja forest to pristine beaches in Beruwala, remote villages in Kandy and the urban landscape of Colombo have been potential locations for widely acclaimed international films. Taking this trend

Sri Lanka celebrates a moment of immense national pride as hachajah - the artistic moniker of Colombo-born singer, songwriter and producer Charith Peris — secures two prestigious accolades at the Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards (CARAs), hosted by the Contemporary A Cappella Society (CASA). These global awards, considered the highest honour in recorded a cappella music, have previously recognised internationally acclaimed acts like Pentat

Yanika Amarasekera-Siyaguna has made it to the prestigious Forbes, listing her as one of the three Sri Lankans in Asia’s 30 under 30, the only woman from Sri Lanka in this edition. Here she unravels her Forbes feat, her business of Silver Aisle and how she juggles it all sitting on the LB Corporate Board as an Independent Director. Below are excerpts from an interview between Yanika and Daily Mirror Life.

In a heartwarming celebration of courage, talent, and perseverance, the visually impaired students of Riversheen School of Music are set to light up the stage with their inaugural concert a moment that promises to brighten not only their lives but the lives of all who witness it.

She wasn’t just a star. She was the sky. From her unforgettable debut in Punchi Baba in 1968, Malini Fonseka transformed the landscape of Sri Lankan cinema. In an industry once dominated by male narratives, she rose with quiet power and undeniable talent to become its brightest light—redefining what it meant to be a woman on screen. She didn’t just open doors; she built corridors for generations of women to walk through, own their stories, and

The ocean is a world of wonder, mystery, and breathtaking beauty that few of us witness firsthand. But from June 5th to 9th, Curado Art Space will bring the beauty underneath the waves to the surface with Beneath the Blue, a stunning photography exhibition in celebration of World Ocean Day.